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That's a mate in 4 you can quickly solve if the previous mate in 3 has you stumped.
Yes
Wait. Answer in forum "post your best miniatures here" Again, no offense.
Yes, but I think you meant the thread Post your best miniatures here in the forum Game Showcase.
oh.
May 19, 2019
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#3028
sotyguitarist wrote:
check this out...mate in 7...really nice!!!!
check this out...mate in 7...really nice!!!!
why can't black take on e5 with Knight?
foofooes wrote:
sotyguitarist wrote:
check this out...mate in 7...really nice!!!!
check this out...mate in 7...really nice!!!!
why can't black take on e5 with Knight?
You need to give the comment number of the position you're posting about.
Easy
scrabblechecs wrote:
Easy
Yes, it was. What happens if the black king starts on d5?
White loses ?
No. (Maybe not as easy.)
Put the black king back on c5 and let Black move first. Now what happens?
A very similar position occurred in one of my games. Had one of my Rooks been moved by a single square, I would have been able to execute this gem. Enjoy! (White's last move was b3.)
EDIT: I realized there was a drawing line in the old puzzle. I shortened it by two plies.
May 21, 2019
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#3036
TXBaseballFan wrote:
lol I tried to checkmate my own king...
WoW !
That’s a hard puzzle
V. Salonen, 1942
White to play and mate in 3
clue to the puzzle three posts back: An attempted transposition of moves 1 and 2 fails.